Let's help send a doctor for training to save the tiniest patients!

The Semey Perinatal Center annually delivers more than 7,000 babies, including those from women in remote areas of the region. About 500 babies are born prematurely, and many of them are in critical condition.

To effectively provide assistance to such children, a neonatologist must complete a course on "Hemodynamic Management in Premature Newborns in Critical Condition Using Focal ECHO-CG" at the simulation center of the National Medical Research Center for Obstetrics, Gynecology and Perinatology named after Academician V.I. Kulakov (Moscow).

The course will teach how to promptly and accurately assess the condition of the heart and blood circulation in premature babies using focal ultrasound. This is critically important for prompt decision-making and stabilizing babies in the first hours and days of life. The training will allow the doctor to: • diagnose dangerous conditions faster; • more effectively select treatment; • reduce the risk of disability and mortality in the youngest patients.

Your support will help not only one doctor, but hundreds of newborns who will be born in this center. Your help is a chance at life for babies born prematurely.